This post from This Reading Mama will teach your child all about Open and Closed syllables. It includes many activities to use and printables too! Click here to browse through more reading freebies!
When a new reader gets stuck on the same word for the third time, the right practice page can turn frustration into a small win. Teaching reading doesn't have to mean buying a pricey program. This category collects free reading worksheets and phonics printables: letter sounds, sight word games, simple early readers, comprehension pages and activities built around favorite books. Use them for ten minutes of daily practice, to fill a gap you've noticed, or to give a confident reader something fresh. Keep a few in a folder for busy mornings. When you're ready for other subjects, head over to our free homeschool printables hub.
FREE Minecraft Summer Reading Program
Skrafty Homeschool Minecraft is a sponsor of Free Homeschool Deals. Here’s my full disclosure policy. Skrafy Homeschool Minecraft is offering a FREE Minecraft Summer Reading Program! Readers can earn badges based on books read and build Minecraft projects based on their reading. Reading badges can also be redeemed for coins to be spent in Skrafty’s new “Skool Shop.” […]
Uncle Remus Stories – FREE Printable
Walt Disney’s Uncle Remus Stories [A Giant Golden Book] is based on the classic collection of African American folktales, Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings: The Folk-Lore of the Old Plantation, written in 1881 by Joel Chandler Harris. The stories are the largest collection of African American folklore and are renowned for Harris’ […]
FREE Dolch Sight Words Worksheet
This is week 18 of the Dolch sight word printables from 3 boys and a Dog. If you have missed the previous lessons you can find them on their site as well. This pack includes V, W, and Y words. They are geared towards second graders and include the following: Flash Cards Handwriting Practice Coloring […]
FREE Phonic Blend Chart
These phonetic blend charts are for a child who needs some extra practice with his blends. The vowels are colored coated in case you wanted to cut them up into flashcards instead of leaving them as charts. You can laminate them and put them into a binder or on a ring too! Click here to […]
FREE Literature Resource for High School Students
This short story study was written to teach Imagery and Mood to high school students. Mood is often the subject of many literary analysis essays (persuasive essays) and it is important that high school students understand mood in prose and poetry. A blank Imagery Analysis Table is included to allow the teacher to make […]
Traveling Through the Pages: Summer Reading Program
Sign up for this FREE Traveling Through the Pages Program which include bookmarks, a certificate, reading reward tickets, reading logs, and reading passport that encourages kids to read new genres and do fun activities. Based on “BINGO,” kids mark off squares trying to complete rows or columns. Once they do, you reward them with a family-fun prize like ice cream, […]
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